rikkimax/bin2d

A tool that enables files to be compiled into an executable and extracted at startup.

bin2d's Issues

can't handle 2 files with the same name.

Often I find that I will have sub-folders with identical file names inside of them.

Configs
   +->Config1
   |    +->MyFile.txt
   +->Config2
        +->MyFile.txt

However Doing this creates a problem with identical identifiers in the module output.

const(ubyte[]) MyFile_txt = cast(const(ubyte[]))x ....
const(ubyte[]) MyFile_txt = cast(const(ubyte[]))x ....

This will not be able to compile

Errors with building

I tried build a simple example with dmd 2.067.1

bin2d MODULENAME.d=Resource_Reference QCUMBER.jpg

GOT: MODULENAME.d

-------------------------------------MAIN.d
import std.stdio;
import Resource_Reference;

void main() {
string[] FILE_LOCATIONS = outputFilesToFileSystem();
FILE_LOCATIONS.each!writeln();

}

dmd MAIN.d MODULENAME.d

MODULENAME.d(20): Error: undefined identifier names, did you mean variable name?
MODULENAME.d(60): Error: cannot implicitly convert expression ("\xff\xd8\xff\xe0 ..... ) of type string to const( ubyte[] )
MODULENAME.d(58): Error: forward reference to variable QCUMBER_jpg

File name spaces don't seem to be handled.

|-------------------------------------|
| REPORT |
|------------------|------------------|
| QCUMBER.jpg | QCUMBER_jpg |
| tk86t.dll | tk86t_dll |
| tcl86t.dll | tcl86t_dll |
| taylor's app.exe | taylor's app_exe |
|------------------|------------------|

dmd MAIN.d MODULENAME.d

MODULENAME.d(57): Error: unterminated character constant
MODULENAME.d(57): Error: semicolon expected, not '63U'
MODULENAME.d(57): Error: declaration expected, not '63U'
MODULENAME.d(62): Error: unterminated character constant
MODULENAME.d(62): Error: comma expected separating array initializers, not 63U
MODULENAME.d(62): Error: semicolon expected, not 'app_exe'
MODULENAME.d(62): Error: no identifier for declarator app_exe
MODULENAME.d(62): Error: declaration expected, not ']'

Renaming taylor's app.exe to APP.exe fixes this problem.